The Complete Elixir and Phoenix Bootcamp

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Stephen Grider

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01 - An Elixir Warmup

001 How to Get Help.mp4

02:52

002 Course Resources.html

002 diagrams.zip

003 Join Our Community!.html

004 Installing Elixir.mp4

02:00

005 Project Outline.mp4

04:05

006 Generating a Project.mp4

02:51

007 Elixir Modules and Methods.mp4

06:04

008 Lists and Strings.mp4

03:22

009 Object Oriented vs Functional Programming.mp4

09:12

010 Method Arguments.mp4

04:48

011 The Enum Module.mp4

05:54

012 Immutability in Elixir.mp4

03:57

013 Searching a List.mp4

06:02

014 Comprehensions Over Lists.mp4

07:11

015 Not Everything Works the First Time.mp4

05:02

016 Solving Nested Arrays.mp4

06:47

017 Importance of Index with Tuples.mp4

08:34

02 - Elixirs Amazing Pattern Matching

001 Pattern Matching.mp4

10:43

002 Elixirs Relationship with Erlang.mp4

05:15

003 Saving a Deck.mp4

03:52

004 Pattern Matching Continued.mp4

10:23

005 Pattern Matching in Case Statements.mp4

14:14

006 The Pipe Operator.mp4

04:23

007 The Pipe Operator Continued.mp4

04:05

008 Module Documentation.mp4

03:49

03 - Testing and Documentation

001 Writing and Generating Documentation.mp4

03:34

002 Creating Function Docs.mp4

06:18

003 Introduction to Testing.mp4

02:53

004 Amazingly Productive Doctests.mp4

03:37

005 Writing Effective Doctests.mp4

05:16

006 Case Tests.mp4

06:52

04 - A Few Side Topics

001 Introduction to Maps.mp4

04:07

002 Updating Values in a Map.mp4

07:55

003 Keyword Lists.mp4

08:21

05 - Image Manipulation with Elixir

001 Project Overview.mp4

03:43

002 Identicon Generation Process.mp4

02:33

003 Identicon Generation Process Continued.mp4

03:02

004 The Main Pipeline.mp4

03:20

005 Hashing a String.mp4

04:05

006 The Purpose of the Hex List.mp4

05:46

06 - Structs - Elixirs Data Modeling Tool

001 Modeling Data with Structs.mp4

06:46

002 Pattern Matching Structs.mp4

10:39

003 Updating Structs.mp4

10:08

004 Building the Grid.mp4

08:16

005 Mirroring a Row.mp4

05:09

006 Mapping with Custom Functions.mp4

06:32

007 Grid Structure.mp4

08:31

008 Giving an Identicon Shape.mp4

09:34

009 Planning Image Creation.mp4

07:41

010 Creating the Pixel Map.mp4

05:48

011 Drawing Rectangles.mp4

09:46

07 - On to Phoenix

001 Quick Note About Phoenix.html

002 Phoenix Installation.mp4

04:10

003 Postgres Setup on OSX.mp4

06:37

004 What is Phoenix.mp4

06:34

005 App Overview.mp4

07:17

006 Into Phoenix We Go.mp4

08:09

007 Server Side Templating.mp4

03:39

008 Templates vs Layouts.mp4

09:30

08 - MVC in Phoenix

001 Phoenixs MVC Model.mp4

07:37

002 Exploring the Router and Controller.mp4

09:47

003 Views vs Templates.mp4

10:00

004 The Model Layer in Phoenix.mp4

08:28

005 Migration Files.mp4

05:28

006 A Game Plan for Creating Topics.mp4

09:45

007 Routing to the Topic Controller.mp4

07:24

008 Setting Up the Topic Controller.mp4

06:05

009 Code Reuse with Import, Alias, and Use.mp4

09:16

010 Phoenixs Code Sharing Model.mp4

08:09

011 Phoenixs Conn Struct.mp4

08:24

012 A Phoenix Approach to Forms.mp4

04:53

09 - Models in Phoenix

001 The Topic Model.mp4

03:54

002 Model Changesets and Validations.mp4

12:06

003 More on Changesets.mp4

08:27

004 Generating Changesets for the Form.mp4

06:04

005 New Topic Form.mp4

07:48

006 Phoenix Template Syntax.mp4

10:02

007 Handling Form Submissions.mp4

10:41

008 A Quick Review and Breather.mp4

08:15

10 - Working with Postgres

001 Introduction to the Repo Module.mp4

11:58

002 Handling Failed Form Submissions.mp4

04:27

003 Styling with CSS in Phoenix.mp4

06:34

004 Breaking Restful Conventions Safely.mp4

06:43

005 Using the Repo Module for Queries.mp4

07:03

006 Building Lists in EEX Templates.mp4

06:48

007 Redirects in the Controller.mp4

08:17

008 Generating Anchors with Link Tags.mp4

12:09

009 Router Wildcards.mp4

07:57

010 Setting up the Edit Form.mp4

09:37

011 Defining the Update Route.mp4

06:48

012 Editing a Topic.mp4

11:20

013 Linking to the Edit Topic Form.mp4

06:24

014 The Resources Helper.mp4

07:00

015 Deleting a Topic.mp4

09:43

016 Wrapping up TopicController.mp4

06:58

11 - Handling Authentication with OAuth

001 OAuth Overview.mp4

06:27

002 OAuth Setup with Ueberauth.mp4

07:50

003 Creating a Github OAuth App.mp4

09:52

004 Defining OAuth Routes.mp4

11:57

005 Receiving User Info From Github.mp4

09:41

006 Users Migration.mp4

07:40

007 Digesting the OAuth Response.mp4

07:00

008 The User Changeset.mp4

08:02

009 Creating New Users.mp4

07:48

010 Our Auth Grand Plan.mp4

07:08

011 Handling OAuth Success.mp4

07:29

12 - Transforming Requests with Plugs

001 Introduction to Plugs.mp4

12:44

002 Using a Module Plug to Set the User.mp4

11:44

003 Implementing Module Plugs.mp4

09:02

004 Allowing Users to Signout.mp4

10:27

005 Restricting Access of Users.mp4

05:48

006 The Require Auth Plug.mp4

13:04

007 Controller Scoped Plugs.mp4

04:23

008 Associating Users with Topics.mp4

06:56

009 Altering Existing Tables.mp4

02:27

010 Playing Around with Associations.mp4

09:07

011 Using the Build Assoc Function.mp4

08:35

012 Finalizing the Association.mp4

03:03

013 Checking the Topics Owner.mp4

12:10

13 - Websockets in Phoenix

001 Introduction to Websockets.mp4

04:17

002 Showing Individual Topics.mp4

06:40

003 Making the Comments Migration.mp4

03:51

004 The Comments Model.mp4

03:45

005 Overview of Channels in Phoenix.mp4

06:13

006 RallyCoding.html

007 Introducing the Comments Channel.mp4

10:19

008 Making Progress with Sockets.mp4

09:10

009 Quick Breather and Review.mp4

07:28

010 Publishing Messages.mp4

07:29

011 Figuring Out What Topics to Show.mp4

05:07

012 Refactoring to Determine Topic Id.mp4

09:07

013 Fetching Topics on Join.mp4

05:40

014 Debugging Topic Fetching.mp4

02:44

015 Building the Comment Form.mp4

05:53

016 Inserting Comments into the Database.mp4

07:57

017 Remaining Items with Sockets.mp4

04:56

018 Poison Encoder.mp4

08:41

019 Rendering a List of Comments.mp4

08:24

020 Broadcasting Updates.mp4

06:44

021 Updating the Client.mp4

06:15

022 The Socket Event Object.mp4

03:08

023 Authentication with Sockets.mp4

07:52

024 Transporting Tokens to the Server.mp4

04:50

025 Verifying the Current Socket User.mp4

04:41

026 Associating Comments with Users.mp4

05:17

027 Fetching Users with Comments.mp4

08:01

028 Rendering Associated Users.mp4

03:56

14 - Phoenix 1.3 Update

001 New in Phoenix 1.3.mp4

03:41

002 CLI Command Changes.mp4

03:25

003 Assets Folder Changes.mp4

04:12

004 Directory Structure Changes.mp4

05:19

005 Contexts.mp4

07:48

006 More on Contexts.mp4

12:30

15 - Extras

001 Bonus!.html

Description

Master Functional Programming techniques with Elixir and Phoenix while learning to build compelling web applications!

What You'll Learn?

Think with a Functional Programming mindset
Use Phoenix to build compelling and FAST web apps
Understand common Elixir syntax and design patterns
Master the OAuth flow with Phoenix for authentication
Learn the hidden secrets of Phoenix

Who is this for?

This course is for anyone looking to learn Elixir and Phoenix

What You Need to Know?

Basic understanding of another programming language - Javascript, Ruby, C#, PHP, or similar

More details

Description
Elixir and Phoenix are two of the hottest technologies of 2017.

Functional Programming? You will learn it. Â Phoenix with OAuth?Â Its here. Â Postgres for data storage?Â Of course!Â Websockets too!

This course will get you up and running with Elixir and PhoenixÂ quickly, and teach you the core knowledge you need to deeply understand and build amazingly fastÂ web applications.

We'll start by mastering the fundamentals of functional programming with Elixir, including functions, modules, and the fantastic 'pipe' operator. Â You'll learn how FP differs from classic object oriented programming with a variety of different practical examples. Â Once you have a solid understanding of Elixir, we'll discuss how to build amazingly fast applications with the Phoenix Framework with an in-depth app. Â Source code is provided forÂ each lecture, so you will always stay up-to-date with the course pacing.

If you are new to Elixir, or if you've been working to learn it but sometimes feel like you still don't quite 'get it', this is the Elixir course for you! To learn Elixir and Phoenix you have to understand them.

Learn how to use Elixir's built-in library to clean up your code
Master the differences between functional and object oriented programming
Grasp all of the different pieces of syntax in common Elixir programs
Build interesting and challenging projects that have practical uses
Develop a web app using Phoenix that can be expanded in a variety of different ways
Go behind the scenes of Phoenix and learn how the internals work
Master the OAuth flow by authenticating users with the Github Public OAuth service
Practice working with databases by integrating Postgres into your app

I've built the course that I would have wanted to take when I was learning Elixir and Phoenix. A course that explains the concepts and how they're implemented in the best order for you to learn and deeply understand them.
Who this course is for:
This course is for anyone looking to learn Elixir and Phoenix

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Stephen Grider has been building complex Javascript front ends for top corporations in the San Francisco Bay Area. With an innate ability to simplify complex topics, Stephen has been mentoring engineers beginning their careers in software development for years, and has now expanded that experience onto Udemy, authoring the highest rated React course. He teaches on Udemy to share the knowledge he has gained with other software engineers. Invest in yourself by learning from Stephen's published courses.

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